Interesting City Election Heralds Mixed Outcomes
The Tuesday municipal election reflected the September primary with Miller securing both major-party nominations and a decisive citywide win by 300 votes. Leo Mulderick captured the council seat with 1311 votes, while Al Duke ousted Ernest Williams, signaling a potentially more harmonious new council. Frank J. Heath defeated Spiesman by 170 votes for the two-year term on the council, with district results split. On the Board of Education, I W Langing led both parties, while Mrs. B C Barnes barely won over Thomas Garrity. Carl Henton polled 567 with Prohibition backing. Sheriff-elect N Dell Darling exceeded party strength in his home community. John J Flynn posted a solid but underwhelming near 500 votes. Voters approved Prohibition Repeal by about three to one, and Sunday sports legalization passed narrowly.
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Miller
Frank England
England
Prohibition Party
Prohibition
Bie
Leo Mulderick
al Duke
Ernest Williams
Duke
Frank J. Heath
Spiesman
Board of Education
W. Lambing
Mra
Blaine Kincaid
James Darling
Corry
Pris Pitfom
Neirhy
Somparesl
Woman's Civic Improvement League closes season at Methodist church
Twenty years ago the Woman's Civic Improvement League wrapped up its season with a meeting at the Methodist church. A pleasant dinner followed at the Phoenix hotel as Messrs Weber Witkin and Waltz of Carry Electric Light Co hosted a casual session for local manufacturers and business leaders to discuss mutual interests. Company A held a Fall party at the Armory with about 33 couples attending. Walter Merrick's Overland collided with Clarence Rogers's Ford on North Center Street near Diamond Grocery, damaging Merrick's car. The Auction Bridge club met yesterday at Miss Susie Ragon's home.
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Woman's Civic Improvement League
Methodist Church
Phoenix
Weber, Witkin
Waltz
Carry Mlectic Light Co
Walter Merrick
Clarence Rogers
North Center Street
Roosevelt and Litvinoff Confer On Language Use
United Press reports President Roosevelt and Maxim Litvinoff plan to use Mugisit and French as needed in talks. Litvinoff, 54, speaks four languages and hails from Russian Poland, with his wife Ivy Low as a noted society figure in Moscow. The piece also notes Soviet sensitivities toward Russia and mentions other domestic notes on language, agriculture, and science advisories.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Maxim Livinoff
Litvinoff
Ivy Low
Fragmentary notice from a damaged page
The readable text mentions an event on New Year’s Day and a team trip to a place called Wiogere Fale. Names like George Compregnem and Worley appear amid garbled wording. The fragment lacks clear facts or a coherent report to summarize fully.
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Wien
George
Ste
Whett
Ajet
Worley
Wiogere
Unclear OCR Note on Slackbird and Geese Hunt
Fragmentary text from a Wichita area notice or report mentions slackbird hunting and geese with names such as Staning and Shintyun Mu. The readable portion is garbled, offering no clear event, date, location, or outcome to summarize into a coherent item.
Paris Styles 1933 34 Shoes For High Throat Low Heel
Madame Schiaparelli promotes simple shoes to match 1933 34 fashion. Paris observers note taupe ensembles with jade scarf as key look. Monastic inspired elements appear with loose monkish style and high instep tonic shoes in coming winter trends.
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Paris
Madame Schiapareli
Champs Elysees
Parisienne
Reverend Raymond G. Taylor Named Pastor in Pittsburgh
Reverend Raymond G. Taylor of Shar on has accepted the pastorate of Heb Eden Baptist Church in Pittsburgh and will assume duties immediately. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Bert Taylor.
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Raymond G. Taylor
Bert ’. Taylor
Sharon
Heb Eden Baptist Church
Pittsburgh
Hollywood film shop parodies Alice in Wonderland
United Press reports a Hollywood satire where Gestinies of Alice in Wonderland stage a party spoof with Gracie Allen filling Alice’s role. The skit includes the Mad Hatter and March Hare banter, Mae West quips, and playful mixups as guests improvise scenes amid a zany tea time.
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Hollywood
Norman McLeod
Gracie Ajlen
Alice
McLeod
Gracie
Mae West
Bury Accident Victims at Kane in Triple Services
Funeral services were held Sunday for Dana Littlefield and his grandchildren Millicent and Gertrude Littlefield who died Thursday when their car was struck by a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train at Bingham Crossing. Services were at the Littlefield home and Community Church in Cyclone, conducted by Rev. Henry J. Sizer Jr. Burial followed in Kane Cemetery. Musicians sang Beautiful Isle of Somewhere and In the Garden.
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Has E. Vy. S
Dana Tittlefield
Millicent
Gertrude Littlefield
Bingham Crossing
Littlefield
Baltimore and Ohio
Cyclone
Henry J. § Sizer, Jr
Church of the Ascension of
Bradford
Mrs Beulah Root Draws Interest With Navajo Tale
Mrs Beulah Root of Kinsman Ohio spoke at the Woman's Club on Mott Street describing her experiences among the Navajos at Navajo Arizona and said she was the only white woman to attend the Indian Medicine Man rite Her talk drew favorable notices and a display of Navajo rugs pottery baskets baby carriers and jewelry accompanied the lecture A joint meeting of the Dramatic Club and the Drama Study group was announced for Friday at the plot house with Miss Mary Pondra as chairman
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Authenta
Beulah Root
Kinsman O
Mott Street
Corry
Root
Mary Pondra
Virginia church leader guest lectures on mountainous missions
A special missionary meeting at Emmanuel Episcopal Church featured Ven. W. Roy Mason, Associate Archdeacon of the Blue Ridge Diocese, delivering a vivid talk on missionary work with mountain communities. Archdeacon Foreman, Brit. Dantain Bennett, and Rev. F. Wroth also attended, while St Elizabeth's junior choir celebrated with a party and awards for several young participants.
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Emmanuel Episcopal Church
W. Roy Mason
Blue Ridge
Diocese of
Virgina
Mason
Harry Foreman
Dantain Bennett
Punxsutdwney
Rev
F. Wroth
Warren, Pa
Quaero Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs Geiger
Mrs Charles Geiger entertained Quaero Club members on Tuesday November 7 with a roll call on Russia and country topics. Papers on the game were read by Miss Sarah Powell and Mrs Waggoner. next meeting to be with Miss Powell on Thursday November 14.
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Charles Geiger
Ie Quaero Club
Russia
Sarah Pow
Mas. C.D. Wileose
We Waggoner
Sarah Powell
Thestiny
Death Claims Aged Resident Merli Bells of West Columbine
Merli Bells age 78 years seven months of West Columbine aventin died in late May. She is survived by two daughters Mrs Betts and Mrs Ellen Watson of Panama N Y, an adopted daughter Mrs Eva Hall, a son Bert Loomis, a brother Mr Peterson of Corry, several grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral services at Alexander and Company Funeral Parlor Friday at 2 PM with interment in Pine Grove cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral parlor any time.
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Gilford
Betts
Ellen Watson
Panama
N. Y
Eva Hall
Cary
Bert Loomis
Wallsburg
Ra Peterson
Corry
Alexander and Company
Pine Grove
Boy Attacked as Police Officer Held on Charge
Kenneth Dinker, 15, alleged incident at Sharon Erie wall on Saturday led to police action. Officer Lilyd VanCise faced court with $300 bail after the boy claims the officer struck him while he was watching a game from a telephone pole. VanCise denies injuring him.
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Sharon, Buy
Jess Dinkerry
Kenneth
Sharon
Rush Street Repair In Borough Council Report
At Monday night’s meeting Hist bolly reported that with good weather paving of the street and completion of the harms and shoulders on Tlougsta avenue would be assured within ten days. Three blocks of the four block paving are open to traffic while shoulders await rolling and finishing. The final block is prepared for concrete pouring and should be done this week.
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Waweywey
Tlougsta Avenue
Paris
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Arthur Colegrove
Ational
Fred-Kimball, Inc
New York
Tritone Tower
Chicago
the Orphan's Prayer
Company A
Armory List
Auction Bridge Club
Susie Ragon
Finkelstein
Poland
Alis
Foreign Colny
Moscow
Mme Litvinoff
Herman Nathan
Union
U. Planidisio
Soviet Union
U. S
United Soviet States
Union of Socialist Soviet Republics
Arthur Spear
Chamberlain Military Institute
J. C. Wilson
H.W. Whiting
Melbourn, Fla
B.porter
Valera Clough
Allegheny College
Wichita
Luisi
Staning
Biasisbi
An Stanley
Calli Willuim
Tye
Teneve Kalla
Dekulte
Encenidun Cove
Santonin
Oss
Joni Wizty
Forest Mills
Allora Forest Mills
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
Film Shop
Alanson Edwards
Kane
Ohiowomanis Club
Beilah Root
Arizona
Virginia
Jinior
St. Elizabeth's
Bhurch
St. Elizabeth's School House
Raymond Bachomner
Gertruie Burkett
Mary Hiernivich
Mary Chirleuzzlo
Josph Ficcardi
Stanley Prugar
Theodore Sarnishie
Jane Wiccardi
Quaero Club
Citizens National
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